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Setting Up An Analysis<br />

Saving and Restarting AC Simulations<br />

In the following example Eldo will perform AC, NOISE and TRAN analyses at time 0, time 5n,<br />

and time 7n:<br />

.AC DEC 10 1 1e9<br />

.NOISE v(5) vin 70<br />

.TRAN 1n 20n<br />

.OP 5n 7n<br />

If some .EXTRACT commands related to AC analyses are specified, extract information will be<br />

returned for each AC analysis.<br />

When the output is cou format, an extra file, _tac.cou is created that holds the results<br />

of those AC simulations which are performed from within a transient simulation.<br />

When the output is JWDB, a folder TRAN is created with several AC folders inside, for<br />

example AC_1, AC_2.<br />

Limitations:<br />

• AC results performed from within a transient simulation will not be dumped in GWL<br />

and PSF output files.<br />

• If there is a .TEMP or a .STEP command in the input file, the .ext file which normally<br />

gets created will not be created in this instance.<br />

• Information related to .EXTRACT SWEEP will not be available.<br />

• Monte Carlo (.MC) enabled if .MC ALL is specified, Worst-Case (.WC), or transientnoise<br />

(.NOISETRAN) simulations are disabled.<br />

Related Commands<br />

• .AC in the Eldo Reference Manual<br />

• .TRAN in the Eldo Reference Manual<br />

• .NOISE in the Eldo Reference Manual<br />

• .OP in the Eldo Reference Manual<br />

• .OPTION NOACT0 in the Eldo Reference Manual<br />

Related Topics<br />

AC Analysis<br />

Saving and Restarting AC Simulations<br />

To restart an AC simulation, you need to have both of the following commands in your input<br />

netlist:<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 227

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